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Although expensive and strong smelling, rubberbase paint is great for concrete and brick. Learn more about this type of paint with the help of this article.
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Types of Paint
There are many different types of paint to choose from. But how do you know which type is right for the job? These articles will help you navigate the paint aisle.
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Acoustic PaintAcoustic paint is designed for use on acoustical tiles that help prevent sound waves from leaving a room. Learn more about this unique interior paint in this article. See more »
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Alkyd Resin PaintAlkyd resin paint works well for trim, doors, and other high-traffic areas. Find out more about this interior paint in this helpful article. See more »
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Dripless PaintIdeal for ceilings, dripless paint is an alkyd resin paint that is known for its thickness. Learn about dripless paint here. See more »
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Latex PaintLatex paints have many benefits that include the ability to dry very quickly and they are easy to clean. Learn about latex paints with this helpful article. See more »
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One-Coat Paint"One-coat paints" are a huge time saver when it comes to painting a room, kitchen or bathroom. Find out how to make sure what is advertised as a "one-coat paint" truly is, with the help of this article. See more »
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PrimersUsing a primer is an important first step for most interior paint projects. Find out how to choose the right primer and more in this home improvement article. See more »
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Rubberbase PaintAlthough expensive and strong smelling, rubberbase paint is great for concrete and brick. Learn more about this type of paint with the help of this article. See more »
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Textured PaintIf you're after a finish that looks like stucco, or if you want an effective cover-up for flawed surfaces, textured-surface paint will do the job. Learn more about this interior paint in this article. See more »
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- For green toilet cleaning, pour vinegar in the bowl and let it sit for an hour before scrubbing.
- For a fragrant bathroom, put a few drops of essential oil in the toilet as you scrub.
- To prevent mildew in the bathroom, open a window right after showering to let the steam escape.
- If there are pink stains in your sink, one of the culprits could be too much iron in the water.
- A cotton swab dipped in furniture polish is a great tool for shining your furniture.
